almost a million without digital isnt horrible at least i dont think so.

Had nothing to do with Nintendo, it was developed by Platinum and published by Sega.

Severely overtracked according to people with access to NPD official numbers.

http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=211397&page=1

Bayonetta 2 haven't even achieved 500k Global sold as of now tbh.

Oh I was going off of vgchartz numbers my bad :/

They need a turned based Zelda RPG. And I don't mean Link. I mean with Zelda being the main female protagonist.

Yeah, I think that would be good. Having a wider variety of games for different age groups would be nice, and fill in those specific niches, and it wouldn't hurt Ninten to broaden their horizons with deep mature games. Plus, I'm sure Ninten could sprinkle some of their magic to make those games great.

They should just go back to an m-rated IP they already created in the past like Eternal Darkness.

No, they need more mature games, not necessarily M rated games. M is just an arbitrary appropriateness rating. Metroid Prime is more mature in many ways than most of the CoD series. Xenoblade Chronicles and Xenoblade Chronicles X are more mature than Assassin's Creed's recent entries. Cause while those score their M ratings, their plots are simple, their themes are shallow, there's no real layers of depth. Metroid Prime is structured to appeal to more patient and thoughtful players. Xenoblade Chronicles is an elaborate allegory of the entire Gnostic mythological drama and then also touches quite tactfully on some serious issues, notably race. And of course Xenoblade Chronicles X is not only serious enough to match up to any AAA game - the world is destroyed after all and man teeters at the brink of extinction - but again touches on some serious subjects, both large and small. Not saying these are Citizen Kanes or anything, just that compared to many "Mature" rated franchises, these two are the more mature offerings. Although, speaking of Citizen Kane, that is an absolutely PERFECT example of how appropriateness ratings and actual maturity don't correlate. People need to just get over the M label. The devs should make games that delve tactfully into the issues they want and let the rating chips fall where they may.

^ I concur. I mean, look at the Mother series. Sure, its about a boy trying to defeat aliens and everyday objects. However, there are a lot of the stuff that appear darker than what you think due to influence from real-life experiences. These games handle topics such as religion, growing up, family, culture, capitalism, feudalism, etc.

You can create experiences that everyone (even adults) can relate to without having to go through gore, bad language, etc.